Charlie Sheen

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#1,114
I saw both "episodes" of Sheen's Korner, and boy, they're downright disturbing. None of this is funny in the remotest. I also don't think it's an act though - he looks plain creepy, wild eyed and tearing at his hair like that and spouting his bizarre words.
 
#1,115
I've seen too many addicts spiral downward like this. If something doesn't interrupt his fall, he'll die or go totally insane (I wonder how close he is right now). I agree with those of you who said it's reached the point where there is no humor in his rants.

I find I'm detaching from reading or listening to the stories about him. It's too sad. I fear for Denise, Brooke, and his children. Martin must be heart-broken.
 
#1,116
but martin has been dealing with this for years. I am sure it is devastating, but I am also imagining that he has been preparing for this since forever. it is so sad, he seems like a nice man. But Charlie has been inflicting pain on that family for ever.
 
#1,117
CobaltBlu said:
but martin has been dealing with this for years. I am sure it is devastating, but I am also imagining that he has been preparing for this since forever. it is so sad, he seems like a nice man. But Charlie has been inflicting pain on that family for ever.
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Found this from an interview with Martin Sheen in '08...if only Charlie would do something illegal, Martin may have a chance to help him again. :huh:

http://www.military.com/entertainment/movies/movie-news/martin-sheen-opens-up-about-drug-use

"Sheen, who portrayed fictional President Josiah Bartlet on NBC's "The West Wing," tells the magazine how he intervened to save his actor-son.

"The only way I got to Charlie, frankly, was because he'd skipped out of the hospital. I had to pay the bill," Sheen says. "In paying the bill, I got to see why he was in there. He'd consumed an illegal substance; he was on probation. ... This was a criminal matter. And so that was the wedge; that was the leverage I had. That is what I took to the court; that's what I took to the sheriff. It was the only way I got him." "
 
#1,119
just saw that he is on again tonight. And is taking questions from the digital audience.


Charlie Sheen going live tonight with 'Sheen's Korner' [Poll]
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March 8, 2011*|* 4:30 pm
What's potentially more terrifying than witnessing Charlie Sheen "high on Charlie Sheen"? Consider what could happen when the actor's "Sheen's Korner" streams online live and interactive Tuesday night.

Sheen plans to respond to his "Two and a Half Men" firing and take questions from the digital audience, according to Ustream, where the train wreck pulls out of the station at 7 p.m. PST on the Charlie Sheen channel.

This is one Energizer Bunny who can't seem to come to a full and complete stop -- though those who've had enough now have an option, the Tinted Sheen browser plug-in, that will block all "Winning" Sheen-related online content for those using the Firefox and Chrome Web browsers.

For those with a high tolerance for inappropriate behavior, there is the live episode of "Sheen's Korner."

In the previous "SK," taped on Monday, a gaunt, unwell-looking Charlie made little or no sense -- but pantomimed and smoked quite winningly, including one instance when he inhaled the cigarette smoke through his right nostril and blew the smoke out his mouth.
 
#1,121
http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/b229958_charlie_sheens_ex-costars_find_it_all.html?cmpid=rss-000000-rssfeed-365-topstories&utm_source=eonline&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=rss_topstories

Charlie Sheen is ever the ladies' man.

While Jon Cryer has remained quiet about the nuclear explosion at Two and a Half Men, prompting his former costar to label him a "turncoat" and other choice adjectives, a couple of the show's female stars are expressing their sadness over the way things turned out.

And apparently the castmembers have been talking to each other, if not to Sheen, who complained last week that no one had called him after production was suspended.

"I've been talking to a lot of the cast, and we all have a desire to gather as a group and express our feelings about what's happened," Marin Hinkle, who plays Cryer's ex-wife, tells E! News.

"We've been calling each other and we've been trying to come up with a way to get out there how we feel about what's happened with the show. It's so sad that this may be the end of something amazing all because of a lot of ego-fighting and pain, and obviously the sad condition of Charlie's health."

Sheen's condition was depicted as particularly bad in a letter sent to the actor's attorney by Warner Bros. Television, which basically said Sheen had become incapable of doing his job properly for a variety of reasons, including a decline in his appearance and his decreasing ability to productively collaborate with producers.

Hinkle is one of the non-"trolls" who have since given him a ring, along with Angus T. Jones, Conchata Ferrell and Melanie Lynskey, Sheen told E! News today.

Adds Holland Taylor, who plays Sheen and Cryer's mother: "Charlie was cordial and polite with all of his castmates and crew, sometimes even courtly—and always witty. We watched movies at his house occasionally—warm evenings with interesting, spirited conversation. This is the guy I know."

Presumably that was before the goddesses moved in...

"In this very sad and complicated time," Taylor continues. "I really have no comment beyond valuing my own history with Charlie, and my abiding affection for him."

The Emmy nominee was one of the first to lend her support to Sheen when he was hospitalized last month for a hernia flare-up following a marathon party session.
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#1,123
I think Roseann's blog was very interesting. Can someone put one of those psychiatric holds on Charlie? It is so sad that perhaps he struggled with mental illness for so long and had it hidden by drug use. Now he is just in the middle of some huge horrible break from reality and can't come back down. I just can't see how this can end well. He needs either hospitalized or jailed. He will end up in an early grave.

He really had begun to look bad on two and a half men towards then end. He looks like a sickly old man. He isn't at all handsome anymore. Sad sad sad....
 
#1,124
As painful as it must be, I have a feeling that his family have washed their hands of Charlie and probably cut him off. He's made his point of view perfectly clear, that he doesn't welcome their opinions or prayers or comparisons to cancer. After his last bout in the hospital when Charlie decided to rehab at home, I think his dad probably tried some kind of intervention, but it's obvious that Charlie wants none of that. In one of his interviews he said he loved his dad but that he (Martin Sheen) had to respect how he chooses to live his life. While he's welcome at his home anytime, he has to "check his opinion at the door"

I can't imagine how painful this must be for his family
 
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